The world might not have been overly familiar with Dave McCary on Thursday but four days after announcing their engagement, Emma Stone and McCary are officially on everyone’s radar. The couple, who have been dating since 2017, shared the celebratory moment on Instagram. McCary, who is a Saturday Night Live segment producer, posted a photo of them together with a pearl-diamond ring on his fiancé’s finger.
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Stone wore her new ring while attending a Saturday Night Live party over the weekend. For the occasion, she opted for a tailored navy coat slipped on over a black turtleneck jumper, paired with a white mini skirt with a muted matching bag and knee-high boots. But back to the ring: it appears to have been designed by Japan-based jeweller Kataoka, the “Pearl Snowflake Ring-Supreme”, priced at $4,780 (£4,000), has been set on 18 carat beige gold. “It's wonderful to see Emma and her fiancé choosing an under-the-radar jewellery brand like Kataoka,” says Rachel Garrahan, British Vogue's Jewellery and Watch Director. “Founded by Tokyo-based designer Yoshinobu Kataoka, the brand opened a boutique in Manhattan's Tribeca district last year and this is perhaps where they discovered it. Kataoka is known for its feminine, nature-inspired aesthetic and commitment to craftsmanship and sustainability. With a central Akoya pearl surrounded by diamonds in exquisite hand-formed settings, Emma and Dave's choice demonstrates a sophisticated taste that favours delicate proportions and top-quality handcraft over bling.”
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After meeting in December 2016 when Stone hosted Saturday Night Live, the pair have kept a relatively low profile. In January this year, they made their first red-carpet appearance at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. It remains unknown when the wedding ceremony will take place, but in the meantime, let the engagement celebrations continue.
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